Imagine thinking you know more about investing than Warren Buffett.

82% of professionally managed funds do not outperform the S&P 500. If you think a normal retail investor is somehow going to do better than the pros, I think you’re dead wrong.

Interesting take mate, i mean personally i do have a % of s&p in my portfolio, but love individual stocks aswell

Great perspective. I think its all about Risk tolerance and also how much time you're willing to spend researching a company. I personally have both, but individual stocks make up a majority.

I somewhat agree. I like target date index funds because they are more diversified.

Only thing I would disagree is your take on stock picking when you're saying "most people dont have time or are too lazy" whereas in fact majority of professional money managers are spending full time to do it and it just doesnt work compared to an index fund. So it's not about how much time somebody spends on research it's just very unlikely to succeed in stock picking (compared to index funds of course)

Long-term it beats almost everything. That makes it a great investment.

I keep eating sausage mcmuffins and I don't feel like its made my portfolio larger. Just my body....

What index fund do you like. which s and p. I need my sleep. No idea about investing.

you are saying to buy an equal weight of all sectors? how would that compare to the index 500?

He said that once. But I think Value investors typically don't like index funds because there is no value. I think Buffet said you should invest in Berkshire instead of SP500 but that SP500 could deliver gains because it doesn't take profit like Berkshire does.

interesting...

I agree, SPY is one of the worst indexes to own